Closed eclectic-coding closed 1 week ago
Correction: Ruby 3.3.6
was released early, yesterday, 10/30/2024
Ruby 3.2.6
(not 3.3.6
) was released on October 30: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2024/10/30/ruby-3-2-6-released/.
But am I also wondering when passenger-docker
3.0.8
(https://github.com/phusion/passenger-docker/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md) which includes Ruby 3.3.5
will be released. I will probably be wondering when 3.0.9
/3.1.1
(?) will be released when Ruby 3.3.6
is released tomorrow 😄 .
Ruby
3.2.6
(not3.3.6
) was released on October 30: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2024/10/30/ruby-3-2-6-released/.Correct, I noticed that over the weekend.
But am I also wondering when
passenger-docker
3.0.8
(https://github.com/phusion/passenger-docker/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md) which includes Ruby3.3.5
will be released. I will probably be wondering when3.0.9
/3.1.1
(?) will be released when Ruby3.3.6
is released tomorrow 😄 .
I have several clients that depend on this container, and I am wondering the same. Thank you for the comments as well.
Hi, normally @CamJN maintains passenger-docker
. He is on a short holiday and will return next week, he probably has a bit of a backlog of tasks so he might not be able to release immediately after returning to work.
To answer the big-picture question. I build releases at least once a quarter unless something goes very wrong. Sometimes there might be additional releases in a quarter, but as it takes most of a day it's pretty uncommon.
I wanted to see when the new release is scheduled, specifically for Ruby. I currently have five Rails applications I need to update, and it would be helpful to get an idea of the new release date.
New Ruby point releases are happening if needed, the first week of every odd-numbered month (e.g.,
3.3.5
was released on 9/3/24, and3.3.6
will be released on 11/5/24). The next major release happens on 12/25/24.Thank you for a great product and reach out if you need any help.